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Gemstone/S, PDFtalk – insert an image
I am using Gemstone/S for various tasks and together with Christian Haider we looked for an example code to insert a jpg-image into a PDF page. This post is a reminder of this message. The following code reads a jpg … Continue reading
PUM 9.55 – Fixes
A similar situation as in 9.53 has been fixed – located when creating store classes When creating the initial REST structure, the “total” count attribute did not get a correct role defined
PUM 9.51 – renaming of the CodeGenerator classes
PUM contains two different application models: Distributed IN-RAM database for C#. This one is used in our company for a main application we are using since 2005. It is not suitable for any other person outside of our company, but … Continue reading
PUM 9.53 – adapted to run under VASmalltalk 9.2
VA 9.2 is out for quite some time, but had no real time to test it out. But yesterday I load all the code of PUM into VA 9.2 and made a first build. The update was very easy. I … Continue reading
VASmalltalk’s UI builder and modern JS frameworks …
The UI of VASmalltalk has always been in discussion since I got to know it around 1998 … one has two ways to build the UI: the original AbtBuilder stuff or the more moderized UI using via WBPro. I started … Continue reading
SQLite Extensions … or Smalltalk defined functions for SQLite
I read today about SQLite extensions and handling them within Pharo. For all VASmalltalker out there … there is an old package from 2013 in vastgoodies, which shows, how to use Smalltalk as an extension in SQLite and how to … Continue reading
PUM – Updates everywhere
Even though I have not posted anything since October – we were working hard to rollout out our CATI-application to a customer – we did this just before Christmas to stay in the project timetable. We switched to Gemstone/S 3.4.0 … Continue reading
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PUM – Updating VASmalltalk Generator
When looking around the generators I noticed, that I forgot to made several changes to the VASmalltalk generator (e.g. remove the needs for cookies). Therefore the runtime had to be changed and I changed the created methods for VA to … Continue reading
PUM – Dolphin7 – just for fun
When working on PUM today I started by random Dolphin7 and looked around a bit and then decided to do initial work for a code generator. Dolphin7 is quite a nice target, because it is Smalltalk and it can produce … Continue reading
PUM – Adding C# as a supported language …
Another language added to PUM – though in an early state, but the first program has been coded on an Android device via C# and Xamarin and it got its result … The language binding was mainly driven by the … Continue reading